OK I've got the Copilot on Canary build -- what do I actually do with it

Hi folks
What do I do with the Copilot to test ANY of its functionality . Ideas -- anyone.




Windows version :




cheers

jimbo

Mainly to just waste your time.

You can however let it help you draft e-mails and documents, among other things. Personally I have no use of it.

Just ask it a question. You'll have to play around with it. Some of the response are very time-saving and informative. Some not so much.

I couldn't find my notes and had forgotten so the last one I asked was "where in the registry are windows colors stored".

Ask it.. “I've got the Copilot on Canary build, what do I actually do with it?”

Maybe switch “Canary build” with “Windows 11”

antspants said:

Ask it.. “I've got the Copilot on Canary build, what do I actually do with it?”

Maybe switch “Canary build” with “Windows 11”

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It'll probably say -- try any OS other than Windows !!!

cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

It'll probably say -- try any OS other than Windows !!!

cheers
jimbo

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You wish!

SlicEnDicE said:

You wish!

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I asked it -- "How do I avoid paying a parking fine"

It came back with "Don't drive !!!!!" So one needs zillions of US dollars to invent / develop A.I that comes back with those sorts of answers. Seems a bit of a waste.

Has anybody replied to a thread on the Forums yet using Copilot ??? Might be interesting to see what nonsense t comes up with.


Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Has anybody replied to a thread on the Forums yet using Copilot ??? Might be interesting to see what nonsense t comes up with.

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I did. I posted on a members thread using copilot because I personally suspect the member of using copilot. (There may be other reasons for the members behaviours) 1,251 words 7,333 characters to be exact. It got 1 like. I kind of hinted at a bit of nonsense when compiling the query in copilot.

You have to be specific, the more specific the prompts, the better the result;

(I am always polite, don’t ask me why )

QUERY:


Please compose an 8 paragraph letter to my friend, Jimbo. I would like to explain to Jimbo the benefits of using Co-pilot in Windows 11. It is important that Jimbo understands how Copilot works and how it could save him time and assist with a more professional option for communicating and learning.
Please also mention to jimbo that I look great in a pink dress at cocktail parties.
I would appreciate it if you could also include a recipe for Anzac Cookies.

RESULT:

Hi Jimbo,

I hope this letter finds you well and happy. I am writing to tell you about a new feature in Windows 11 that I think you will love. It’s called Copilot, and it’s an AI-powered intelligent assistant that can help you with a variety of tasks, such as finding answers, summarizing content, customizing settings, troubleshooting issues, and more.

Copilot is integrated into Windows 11 and can be accessed by clicking the Copilot icon on the taskbar or using the Windows + C shortcut. When you open Copilot, it will appear as a sidebar on the right edge of your screen, where you can interact with it using voice commands or text inputs. Copilot uses Bing Chat, OpenAI plugins, and other third-party plugins to create a smart personal assistant that learns from your preferences, habits, and needs.

One of the coolest things about Copilot is that it can help you with your creative projects, such as writing, editing, designing, and coding. Copilot can generate images from your ideas, suggest words and phrases, format your documents, and even write code for you. You can choose from three conversion modes: More Creative, More Precise, or More Balanced, depending on your needs and preferences.

Copilot can also help you with your productivity and efficiency, such as navigating the operating system, organizing your windows, adjusting your settings, and connecting across your preferred apps. Copilot can perform tasks for you, such as turning on dark mode, snapping windows, setting focus sessions, and launching apps. Copilot can also answer your questions, troubleshoot your issues, and give you personalized recommendations and solutions.

I think Copilot is a great feature that can save you time and help you achieve more on your Windows 11 PC. It can also make your experience more fun and enjoyable, as you can explore new possibilities and learn new skills with Copilot. I highly recommend you to try it out and see for yourself how Copilot can enhance your creativity and productivity.

By the way, I wanted to share with you a recipe for Anzac biscuits that I found online. Anzac biscuits are a traditional Australian and New Zealand treat that are made with oats, coconut, flour, sugar, butter, and golden syrup. They are crispy and caramelized on the edges and chewy in the middle, and they are perfect for a snack or a dessert. Here is the recipe:

Ingredients:

• 1 1/4 cups (110g) rolled oats
• 1 1/4 cups (110g) desiccated coconut
• 1 cup (150g) plain flour
• 150g unsalted butter, chopped
• 1/4 cup (90g) golden syrup
• 1 cup (220g) raw sugar
• 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda

Method:

• Preheat oven to 180°C/350°F. Grease two large oven trays; line with baking paper.
• Stir butter and syrup in a medium saucepan over low heat until smooth. Stir in combined soda and the water, then remaining ingredients.
• Roll level tablespoons of mixture into balls; place 5cm (2in) apart on lined trays, then flatten slightly.
• Bake for 12 minutes or until golden. Cool biscuits on trays.

This recipe is from taste.com.au, where you can find more details and tips. I hope you enjoy these biscuits as much as I do.

Finally, I want to tell you something that might surprise you. I recently bought a pink dress for a cocktail party, and I have to say, I look great in it. Pink is not a color that I usually wear, but I decided to try something different and I’m glad I did. The dress is flattering and elegant, and it makes me feel confident and beautiful. I think you would agree if you saw me in it.

That’s all for now, Jimbo. I hope you are doing well and having a good time. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Please write back and let me know what you think of Copilot and Anzac biscuits, and if you have any questions or comments.

Your friend,
Sinto.

Seems Co Pilot might not be that useless lol I asked it to explain to Jimbo what a "boerie roll in South Africa is" and this is what I got:

"A boerie roll is a popular street food in South Africa, consisting of a piece of grilled boerewors sausage in a hot dog bun, often topped with various sauces and relishes. Boerewors is a type of spiced beef sausage with a coarse texture and a distinctive flavour. The word boerie is a colloquial term for boerewors, and the word roll refers to the bread. Some common toppings for boerie rolls are caramelised onions, tomato chutney, mustard, cheese, pickled jalapenos, and nacho chips. Boerie rolls are usually served hot and fresh from a barbecue or a braai, which is a traditional way of cooking meat over an open fire in South Africa. Boerie rolls are enjoyed by people of all backgrounds and cultures, and are a symbol of the country’s diversity and heritage. You can find some recipes for boerie rolls here, here, and here."

Not too shabby actually and even recipes to boot

jimbo45 said:

I asked it -- "How do I avoid paying a parking fine"

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Please explain to me the different ways people use to avoid parking fines in Australia. Please include any methods that you can provide.

There are different ways that people use to avoid parking fines in Australia, depending on whether they are parking in a public or a private area. Here are some of the methods that people use:

• For public parking, people can avoid fines by following the road rules and parking signs, checking the parking meters and ticket machines, and paying attention to the time limits. If they receive a fine that they think is unfair or incorrect, they can challenge it by writing a letter or submitting an online form to the relevant authority, such as the local council or the state government. They need to provide evidence and grounds to support their appeal, such as photos, receipts, medical certificates, or witness statements. Some of the common grounds for appeal are errors on the ticket, faulty meters, unclear signs, medical emergencies, or vehicle breakdowns12.
• For private parking, people can avoid fines by reading the terms and conditions of the car park operator, looking for any hidden fees or charges, and keeping their receipts or tickets. If they receive a fine from a private company, they can ignore it or dispute it, depending on the situation. Private companies cannot issue their own fines or enforce them in court, unless they have a contract with the driver or the owner of the land. They can only send invoices or demand letters, which are not legally binding. However, some private companies may use deceptive or aggressive tactics to pressure drivers to pay, such as threatening legal action, sending debt collectors, or damaging credit ratings. In such cases, drivers can report them to the consumer protection agency or the police, or seek legal advice23.

These are some of the ways that people use to avoid parking fines in Australia. I hope this information is helpful to you.


Please explain how to get out of paying a parking fine in Australia

Getting out of paying a parking fine in Australia depends on whether the fine was issued by a public or a private authority, and whether you have valid grounds and evidence to challenge it. Here are some general steps to follow:

• For public parking fines, such as those issued by councils or state governments, you can appeal to the authority that issued the fine by writing a letter or submitting an online form. You need to provide your personal details, the infringement number, the date and place of the offence, and the reason for your appeal. You also need to attach any supporting documents, such as photos, receipts, medical certificates, or witness statements. Some of the common grounds for appeal are errors on the ticket, faulty meters, unclear signs, medical emergencies, or vehicle breakdowns12. You should appeal within the time limit specified on the fine, otherwise you may incur additional fees or penalties. If your appeal is successful, you will receive a letter or an email confirming that the fine has been waived or reduced. If your appeal is unsuccessful, you will receive a notice of final demand, which means you have to pay the fine or take the matter to court3.
• For private parking fines, such as those issued by car park operators or shopping centres, you can ignore or dispute the fine, depending on the situation. Private companies cannot issue their own fines or enforce them in court, unless they have a contract with the driver or the owner of the land. They can only send invoices or demand letters, which are not legally binding. However, some private companies may use deceptive or aggressive tactics to pressure drivers to pay, such as threatening legal action, sending debt collectors, or damaging credit ratings. In such cases, drivers can report them to the consumer protection agency or the police, or seek legal advice32. You can also write to the company and explain why you think the fine is unfair or invalid, and ask them to cancel or reduce it. You need to provide your personal details, the invoice number, the date and place of the offence, and the reason for your dispute. You also need to attach any supporting documents, such as photos, receipts, tickets, or signs. Some of the common grounds for dispute are errors on the invoice, faulty machines, unclear terms and conditions, or misleading signs3.

These are some of the ways to get out of paying a parking fine in Australia. However, you should always follow the road rules and parking signs, and pay attention to the time limits and fees, to avoid getting fined in the first place. I hope this information is helpful to you.

Griff79 said:

Not too shabby actually and even recipes to boot

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You forgot the pink dress at a cocktail party?

antspants said:

You forgot the pink dress at a cocktail party?

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I'm more of a floral Summer dress type

antspants said:

You forgot the pink dress at a cocktail party?

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From Co-Pilot to you:

Dear Sinto,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to share with you some exciting news. I have recently bought a summer floral dress that makes me look amazing!

You know how much I love floral patterns and bright colors. Well, this dress has both. It is a light and airy cotton fabric with a beautiful print of roses, sunflowers, and daisies. The colors are vibrant and cheerful, just like the summer season. The dress has a flattering fit and flare silhouette that accentuates my curves and gives me a feminine look.

I wore the dress to a picnic with some friends last weekend and I received so many compliments. Everyone said I looked stunning and radiant. Some even asked me where I got the dress from. I felt so confident and happy in my new outfit. I wish you were there to see me.

I am sending you a picture of me wearing the dress. I hope you like it as much as I do. Please write back and tell me what you think. I miss you a lot and I hope we can meet soon.

Your friend,

Griff

In before someone says “GET A ROOM YOU TWO!”

I think CoPilot has its benefits. I’ve made it clear in this forum that I am pretty Anti Ai. But as mentioned the other day, my wife wants to start using it to compose letters regarding clients house builds and the stages the houses are at. So I have had to start looking into it for her. I can see the appeal, but eeeeeeuw, where are we going and what is it all to come to? To what end. Scary, 1984 on steroids I suspect.

One last one for @jimbo45 and @antspants

Dear Jimbo,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to you to share some exciting news with you. I have recently bought a new summer floral dress that makes me look absolutely amazing. You won’t believe how flattering it is on me. It has a beautiful pattern of colorful flowers on a white background, and it fits me perfectly. It accentuates my curves and highlights my best features. It is also very comfortable and breezy, perfect for the hot weather we are having.

You know who else looks stunning in a dress? Sinto. Yes, you heard me right. Sinto has also bought a new dress, a pink cocktail dress that is simply gorgeous. It is a classy and elegant dress that suits her personality and style. It has a fitted bodice and a flared skirt that sways gracefully when she walks. It also has some delicate lace details on the neckline and sleeves that add some charm and sophistication. She looks like a princess in it.

You should see us together in our new dresses. We are a sight to behold. We turn heads wherever we go. People can’t help but admire us and compliment us. We feel so confident and happy in our new outfits. We are ready to take on the world.

I wish you could see us in person, but since you are so far away, I have attached some photos of us in our new dresses. I hope you enjoy them and appreciate how amazing we look. Please write back to me and let me know what you think. I would love to hear from you.

Your friend,

Griff.

lol, except I’m a guy. It’s OK Co-pilot, you weren't to know.

antspants said:

lol, except I’m a guy. It’s OK Co-pilot, you weren't to know.

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Hence me being ANTI Co-Pilot to begin with

Not bad Griff, but where are the pictures?